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	<h1 class="testTitle">Dojo chat demo preabmle ...</h1>
	<p>
	There are two examples of chat, using <a 
	href="http://cometd.org">cometd</a> as a backend and Dojo's 
	dojox.cometd client as a transport.
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	The first, a simple public chat room, that any live participants
	that happen to be online will be able to communicate.
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	<div class="dijitInline box" href="chat/community.html">Join Group Chat</div>
	<p>The other: the example from the Dojo Book - an example of a
	client / operator relationship, where the client chats from an
	'existing' page, and the operator has a TabContainer view of
	open client chats, and can communicate privately and directly 
	to the client. The client page demonstrates how this can be used in existing
	pages for real-time support. You will need two people for this, or you
	are welcome to talk to yourself ...  
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		<div class="dijitInline box" href="chat/client.html">Client Page</div>
		<div class="dijitInline box" href="chat/operator.html">Operator Page</div>	
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	<p>the Chatroom widget source can be found <a href="chat/room.js">here</a>.</p>
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